In this special edition episode, guest host, Brett DiPasquale breaks down everything you need to know about interest rates in 2025—from recent trends and policy shifts to what it all could mean for your wallet.
We’re halfway through 2025, and there’s a lot to unpack. In this episode, I break down the key economic and market trends shaping the year so far—and what they could mean for investors in the months ahead.
Ever wonder why they call the markets either bull or bear? In this episode we cover the origins behind those words and their association to the markets.
In this episode, we break down what the federal funds rate is, how it’s set, and why it plays a critical role in shaping the economy and your finances.
In this episode, we explore key lessons from past bear markets and what they can teach us about navigating volatility, staying calm, and making smarter financial decisions.
Learn what topics to watch out for in regards to US politics and what will affect the markets.
Due to the recent market volatility, special guest and advisor, Brett DiPasquale and I share some thoughts on what’s happening, why it matters, and how we’re responding. If the headlines have you feeling uneasy, this is a good time to tune in and get some perspective.
The Atlanta Fed’s GDP Now forecast just swung from over +4% growth to nearly -3% in a matter of weeks. What’s behind this drastic shift, and what does it signal for the economy and markets? In this episode, we break down the numbers, the factors driving the volatility, and what investors should watch next.
The 2024 GDP numbers are in, and they highlight a promising trajectory for our nation’s economic growth.
The US has racked up an astronomical amount of national debt over the years and it continues to rise. Listen to hear some of these shocking statistics.
In this economic update, special guest and advisor, Brett DiPasquale, BFA and I revisit 2024s economy. We discuss reasons for optimism, reasons for worry, the outlook for the 2025 economy, US Spending and the US Debt. This is part 2 of a 2-part series.
2024 was an eventful year and we have a lot to look forward to in 2025. In this economic update we revisit 2024, discuss reasons for optimism, reasons for worry, the outlook for the 2025 economy, US Spending and the US Debt. This is part 1 of a 2 part series.
2024 is in the books, but what does 2025 have in store for the markets and economy? Don’t miss these reflections on the past year and insights on what may lie ahead!
Homebuying has been a big issue for the younger generation due to lack of affordability. In this episode, we go into the data that proves how much difficulty has been added to purchase a home.
The 2024 election just finished with Donald Trump winning the election by a decisive vote. In this episode, Brett DiPasquale, Financial Advisor with Elliott Wealth Management Services & Chris talk about their reactions to this decision and what it means for the markets.
A lot has been changing in the US Economy over the years. Learn about what's been going on in this interview with Fidelity Portfolio Manager & Executive Producer of the movie “Money Game” in this episode.
This is part 2 from the previous episode with Steven Hunt, Principal of Thomas Fahy Insurance Agency. The discussion continues with new topics like how technology is changing property insurance, and advice for consumers dealing with premium increases. Listen in to learn more.
In Lieu of the hurricanes that harmed the southern US here in 2024, property & hazard insurance has become a very relevant & serious topic. Listen to this interview with Steven Hunt, Principal of Thomas Fahy Insurance Agency, on what is going on in the insurance market.
As inflation fluctuates, the cost of living fluctuates as well. Social Security tries to keep up with both of those factors but recently it just might not be enough. Learn more in this episode.
In this episode, Special guest and associate advisor, Lindy Brock & Chris discuss our reaction to the fed’s decision to cut interest rates. Listen to learn more about why they might have made these cuts.